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<CategoryAttribute("Behavior")> <DescriptionAttribute("The port this client is operating on")> <DefaultValueAttribute()> Public Property ClientPort As Integer | |
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Dim instance As Smtp Dim value As Integer instance.ClientPort = value value = instance.ClientPort | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DescriptionAttribute("The port this client is operating on")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] public int ClientPort {get; set;} | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DescriptionAttribute("The port this client is operating on")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] public: __property int get_ClientPort(); public: __property void set_ClientPort( int value ); | |
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[CategoryAttribute("Behavior")] [DescriptionAttribute("The port this client is operating on")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] public: property int ClientPort { int get(); void set ( int value); } | |
Property Value
An integer value indicating the client port to use when a specific local port is desired; 0 indicates that any port can be used. The default is 0.The following example demonstrates use of the Smtp component when dealing with a client or server which does not use common protocol settings.
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' Be sure to import the namespace by putting "Imports Dart.PowerTCP.Mail" ' at the top of your class. ' Set the username (usually not required). Smtp1.Username = "myusername" ' Set the password (usually not required). Smtp1.Password = "mypass" ' Set the client interface (this overrides the default interface) Smtp1.Client = "111.222.111.222" Smtp1.ClientPort = 8123 ' Set the server Smtp1.Server = "mail.test.com" ' Set the server port (this defaults to 25, the well-known port for SMTP) Smtp1.ServerPort = 9876 ' Send a message Smtp1.Send("you@test.com", "me@test.com", "test", "test message") | |
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// Be sure to import the namespace by putting "using Dart.PowerTCP.Mail;" // at the top of your class. // Set the username (usually not required). smtp1.Username = "myusername"; // Set the password (usually not required). smtp1.Password = "mypass"; // Set the client interface (this overrides the default interface) smtp1.Client = "111.222.111.222"; smtp1.ClientPort = 8123; // Set the server smtp1.Server = "mail.test.com"; // Set the server port (this defaults to 25, the well-known port for SMTP) smtp1.ServerPort = 9876; // Send a message smtp1.Send("you@test.com", "me@test.com", "test", "test message"); | |
Set this property to any value between 1 and 65535 to specify the local port for the connection. This property is often useful if for some reason the client machine is limited in the ports that can be used to make connections. This is often the case in intranet environments where client are restricted or firewalled for security purposes.
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
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